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Pillar of the Community
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I'd say no more than 100-150 dollars for something like this, and that might be pushing it. NOT 850 dollars. At that price point... You could probably find a lower graded S VDB for around there. They have the non-proof set available for almost 250 dollars. https://www.ebay.com/itm/137562101214Seriously? I'd pay zero dollars for this. The album itself is worth more than the coins. Way for people to capitalize on the cents no longer being minted for circulation lol |
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 United States
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Way for people to capitalize on the cents no longer being minted for circulation lol Betting on FOMO.  |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
1125 Posts |
It's crazy. I'm hoping all this hype blows over and prices get back to normal...whatever that is.
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United States
197714 Posts |
Yes. I really do hope prices are normal next year. Or I might have to start CRH again.  |
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Valued Member
United States
57 Posts |
Look closer at the listing. Many of the earlier cents from the 2010s have spotting, indicating that they were pulled from circulation. Dansco albums are selling for 50 bucks, proofs are maybe a buck a piece at most, lets call the 26 cents 5 dollars each since they're mint set exclusives, rest is literally pocket change, and its being sold for 820 bucks. Also, it can't even be called a "complete set", since it lacks the 3 2019-w cents. I want to cry
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Also, it can't even be called a "complete set", since it lacks the 3 2019-w cents.   |
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United States
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Quote: I really do hope prices are normal next year. Or I might have to start CRH again. yeah, I bet lots of folks will start that - getting new rolls from banks to fill albums. |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I have an even better proposition. You can have this 1983-D Lincoln Memorial centfor the low low price of 50,000 dollars.  Even better, it states how this is a final sale item and cannot be returned.  I mean, yeah, I guess if I got 50,000 dollars I would want to keep it as well. But still, what are these people on?  'Cause I might want some lol I also like how they are still charging 6 dollars to ship the item. https://www.ebay.com/itm/407212088691Edited by Humanist1287
09/24/2026 05:41 am
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United States
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Forum Dad
United States
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Quote:A damaged 1969-D cent... they even called it damaged in the title. And they're trying to sell it for 40 dollars? https://www.ebay.com/itm/318909645309 Meh, there's bigger battles to fight. I don't know about you, but I don't want ebay telling me what I'm allowed to ask for things. Anyway, even though he's misguided, he's really just looking for offers. |
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United States
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Quote:I have an even better proposition. You can have this 1983-D Lincoln Memorial cent... Quote:
Anyway, even though he's misguided, he's really just looking for offers.  |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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United States
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The game is afoot.  |
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37,500 huh? I'll see if I have any pocket change in the couch  |
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197714 Posts |
My couch is relatively new. It has not had the time to accumulate much. Not that it would or could. The old couch netted me a whopping $0.38 in change after just over eight years of service. |
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